I love the natural colors combined with the strong Native American influence in New Mexico. When I pulled the paper off the Gelli plate, it ripped. These torn shapes and edges became my inspiration.

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The negative space between the elements intrigued me and gave nice relief from the heavier elements.

The black 'rock' already had some texture from the gelli plate, but I emphasized it more by adding hatch marks with a white gel pen.

This piece is really taken from so many people. There are bold gelli printed papers from my friend; vintage papers from another artist; paste papers from a late cousin.

The shapes started to emerge and loved the feeling of people/times weaving through my life. 

A repurposed collage was the start of this artwork. The bold tan on white was from a quick gelli print. The lines in the roof were caused by the brayer being dirty (happy accidents :)

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